hippogriff
Noun: The result of an equine (horse) and a gryphon makin' love after a night of heavy drinking. Has the forequarters of an avian and the hindquarters of an equine.
hippogriff by FluffyGryphon September 13, 2008
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Hippogriff
Noun: The result of an equine (horse) and a gryphon makin' love after a night of heavy drinking. Has the forequarters of an avian and the hindquarters of an equine. Hippogriffs have been featured in a few works of fiction, including Harry Potter and are present in the WarCraft universe.
Hippogriff by FluffyGryphon August 18, 2006
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Hippogriff
A type of monster which appears in some fantasy games such as Dungeons and Dragons and Warhammer. It is a large creature with the body of a horse, the head of an eagle and the wings of a griffon.
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hippogriff style
When a naked woman has arms tied back like wings and breast and knees acting as the 4 legs of a kneeling hippogiff.
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uncious hippogriff
A ridiculous hipster who would rather go out and party than stay at home and watch tv and eat non-stop, a.k.a - a FOADIE
Why you tryin to leave the house this century? You ain't no uncious hippogriff or nothing...Get back over here and watch pretty little liars with me and eat these motherf*&king donuts!!!!
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Royal Hippogriff
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